An interview with Dr. Katharine Hayhoe exploring transportation, climate change, and greenhouse gas emissions trends in New York and New Jersey. Featuring guest hosts Andrea Cristina Ruiz and Paulina Urbanowicz-Pollock. Dr. Hayhoe, atmospheric scientist whose research focuses on understanding what climate change means to people and places where we live.
Early data comes in following the 2017 federal tax reform.
A discussion with Anthony Chase, Princeton University graduate student and Port Authority associate economic analyst.
What do high prices for New York homes really mean? (And are they really as high as we think?) Real estate expert Jonathan Miller covers trends in the residential housing market.
Analysts have increasingly warned that the national and regional economies are overdue for a recession or, at the least, a correction. Until it happens, however, employment continues its near-record expansion. Alexander Heil, chief economist at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, discusses that expansion's characteristics and implications.https://www.panynj.gov/about/newsletters.html
The number of gasoline stations in Lower and Midtown Manhattan has plummeted. This has some unexpected implications for Greater New York. Matt Jacobs, an economist at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, talks about the trend's causes and effects.
Econ Insight Episode 36. Conversation with the chief economist, Alex Heil.
Econ Insight Episode 28. A conversation with Dr. Thomas Wakeman, Stevens Institute of Technology.
Econ Insight Episode 27: A conversation with Daniel Morgan, chief data officer for the US Department of Transportation.
Bringing contemporary quantitative analytical methods to help the region's freight railroad operate more smoothly.
The impact of changes to allowances for state and local tax deductions. Part of a review of changes in federal tax law.